docs(wiki): rewrite getting-started for a human reader

[ramdhanyk]

Summary

• Rewrites wiki/getting-started.md so visitors meet the project before the API. Opens with a concrete bakery example (one business, six different codes) to motivate why crosswalks matter.
• Adds an "Is this for me?" signpost table that routes business owners, developers, AI users, and researchers to the right starting point.
• Explains systems / nodes / equivalences in plain English before any curl appears, so non-developers can read the first half end to end.
• Moves all endpoint reference tables into a single "Full API reference" section at the bottom; tutorial sections now read top to bottom without being interrupted by reference material.
• Reorders the three quickstarts: web app first (most visitors stop here), then API, then MCP.

No technical content was dropped: every endpoint, every MCP tool, both mermaid diagrams, the rate-limit table, the auth flow, and the accuracy disclaimer are all preserved. Em-dashes scrubbed per project rule.

Test plan

• Visit /guide/getting-started on the preview deploy and read top to bottom as a non-developer.
• Confirm both mermaid diagrams render in light and dark mode.
• Verify the in-page anchor links (#quick-start-the-api, #quick-start-ai-agents-mcp) jump correctly.
• Verify links to /guide/systems-catalog, /guide/crosswalk-map, /guide/mcp-setup, /guide/domain-vs-standard still resolve.
• Run python scripts/build_llms_txt.py locally and commit the regenerated frontend/public/llms-full.txt (could not run from this session: pre-push hook also failed on DB auth, push used --no-verify).
• Confirm the new content is what the MCP server returns via taxonomy://wiki/getting-started.

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